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Show Tuesday, September 18, 1958 THE DRAGESTON TRIBUNE Naval ROTC Applications Taking at University of Utah- Locals : ' Mr. - and Mrs. Clifford ' Mayer at Fountain spent Saturday Green, Utah, their former home. Visitors at the Lou Buffmire home over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Glade Winget o ' their small son. Mrs. Ora Leavitt is' visiting in Provo, at the home of Mr.' anc Mrs. Harman Boyer. She is caring for her new granddaughter, who was welcomed at the Boyer home last Friday. Mrs. Boyer is the former Beth Leavitt ' The Happy Nine pinochle club met at the home of Dee Oce-so- n on the evening of August 29. The Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps at, the University of Utah reports that 27 .midshipmen from the local NROTC unit have returned from their annual summer training cruise. Future navy and marine officers from the University spent their summer in training in the first line ships of the U. S. Fleet. The high points of the summer for the Intermountain midshipmen came during the visits to European ports. Ships of the cruise fleet made calls at Blanche Tidwell received 'first Hamburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm, prize, with second prize honors Ruth Oslo, Edinburgh, London and at going to Rae Coleman. Dance won the Nine prize.' DeBarcelona. Colonel Charles L. Banks, U. S. licious refreshments were served Marine Corps, the professor of by Mrs. Oveson. naval science at the University of ' Geraldine Boss, daughter of Mr. Utah, has announced that the and Mrs. Tony Boss, has gone to Naval ROTC is now taking appli- Salt Lake City, where she expects cations from entering freshmen to enroll at the University. for appointment as contract midshipmen. The quota is limited, and VEGAS. WATCH interested young men are advised SALES AND SERVICE to call at the naval science buildGive your watch a chance, have ing on the university campus as soon as possible. Prospective ap- it overhauled at least once each plicants may also phone Empire year. Also, is the face dirty, scrator write NROTC Unit, Un- ched? It is now possible to have Lake City. them painted up in 15 individual iversity of Utah,-Sa- lt colors. Open Friday and Saturday, next door Esquire Theatre BuildRamona Huntington is at home, ing, Dragerton. after being confined to the Drag-erto- n illness. due an to hospital She is the daughter of Mr. and Found: Lost dog. Phone 6615 and Mrs. Hyrum Huntington. . identify.. It 4-15- . f 1955 and will penetrate all markets reached by television stations Operation Snowflake UTAH STATE FAIR that carry the U. S. Steel hour. U. S. Steel is detailing Snow- NIGHTS flake tie-i- n opportunities through ; 28 ads appearing July 18th to United States Steel Corporation October 15th in twelve trade pbu today announced that it will op- lications. ' erate its successful . 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